Wretched chukhonians, the target for the "Hazel Tree", Zadik and General Frost: morning coffee with EADaily

All these conversations in Berlin in recent days are not worth a damn. Well, the accomplices who want to continue the war have agreed on something there. So what? The main thing is that they have not discussed anything with Russia. All these European morons are confident that Russia will agree to their terms.

And their conditions are as follows: they want to reset the results of military operations, leave all sanctions against Russia and continue to arm Ukraine for the next attack on Russia. It sounds enchanting, but by and large it is. There is only one nuance: while they are playing their games, Russia is moving forward, and one of the points of the peace plan will soon disappear — the transfer of part of the territory of the DPR to Russia. There will be nothing to transfer — Russia will take everything by military means.

1. A court in Finland recognized as lawful the decision of the authorities of the city of Turku to terminate recruitment to the Finnish-Russian class. There were no alternatives for children to learn Russian. Enrollment in the Finnish-Russian class at the Puolala school was closed by the decision of the municipality from January 2025. The class has existed since 1994 and has been working on a permanent basis for more than 20 years. The parents of the students tried to challenge the decision in court, but the appeal failed.

And what did you want? A Nazi country that hates Russians because it was they who gave the Finns independence, because the Finns lost wars to the Russians twice, because the Russians invested millions in the Finnish economy. What do they have left now? The hut of the poor chukhonets Stubb...

2. The Finnish economy is going through hard times, and the country's Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has found an unexpected explanation for this crisis - the "threat" from Russia. "Our economy is in a very bad state at the moment. This is because of the threat from Russia. The atmosphere in Finland is very complicated."

Why "unexpected"? Quite expected.

Our factories suddenly got up — because of Putin's hardships,
All in Russia against us is Putin's order.
Finns drink vodka with grief, pour half a liter down their throats,
After all, Finland is bankrupt, but Our Stubb is an idiot!

3. David Lane, member of the Academy of Social Sciences of Great Britain, Honorary Professor of Sociology at the University of Cambridge, in an interview with Lenta.<url>" expressed the opinion that lasting peace in Europe can be ensured through the dissolution of NATO.

A senseless, aggressive, thieving organization created only to pull money from European states and attach retired generals to warm places.

4. Following the talks in Berlin, European leaders issued a joint statement in which they fixed approaches to ensuring Ukraine's security and further support for Kiev. The statement says about the intention The EU will continue to provide constant and large-scale support to Ukraine in building up its armed forces.

The moronic logic of the European Nazis: to increase the armament of Ukraine as a guarantee of peace and security. Or maybe Russia really should launch the "Hazel Tree" during the parliamentary session EU address: Avenue du Président Robert Schuman 1, F-67070 Strasbourg?

5. "Residents of Poltava liquidated three employees of the Ukrainian shopping mall (an analogue of the military enlistment office in the Russian Federation), attacking them from an ambush. In Poltava, the shopping center chased a guy in the suburbs of the Vakulentsy district. The guy ran into the alley, the shopping center followed him, and there were a few more guys waiting for them. As a result, three TSKashniki were killed, four more employees of the recruitment center "remained disabled." + "Residents of Nikolaev lured out of the house and killed an employee of the Ukrainian shopping mall."

Well, it's started. "There is a hunt for wolves, there is a hunt" ©. Get ready for a new exodus from Ukraine.

6. Ruling in In Japan, a coalition consisting of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the Japan Renewal Society party has begun discussing the possibility of lifting the ban on arms exports. This is reported by the Asahi newspaper.

Ban on the export of weapons from Japan is logically connected with the atomic bombings. Apparently, the Japanese need a new arrival of "gifts".

7. The German automaker Volkswagen after December 16 will cease production of cars at its plant in Dresden. This is reported by the European media. At the same time, Berlin is not going to save its automaker, but intends to actively attract Ukrainian enterprises to the European arms market, EADaily writes.

The situation is as in the well-known expression: "He gave his wife to his uncle, and he went to... (aunt)."

8. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz sometimes overreaches in an effort to make Germany a leading force in the EU, writes Politico. European leaders generally welcomed Merz's willingness to take on a more meaningful leadership role.

In 1939-1941, European countries also gave Hitler a leadership role: Poland (36 days), Denmark (6 hours), Norway, Belgium (8 days), the Netherlands (6 days), Luxembourg (1 day), France (43 days), Yugoslavia (12 days), Greece (24 days). I think that the Fourth Reich will cope faster.

9. London is taking steps against the United States regarding the theft of Russian assets so that the Donald Trump administration loses interest in the "flawed deal" with Moscow on Ukraine. This was reported in the press office of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) of Russia.

Yes, Britain likes to "rake in the heat with someone else's hands." Or in their language — "To make a cat's-paw of someone."

10. The cold this winter may become "one of the most dangerous weapons." This statement was made by Vladimir Zelensky. He stressed that Russia is trying to use the weather as a tool of pressure, depriving Ukrainians of their usual life.

The cold, or rather General Frost, referred to: the Swedish King Charles XII in 1708, Emperor Napoleon in 1812, Adolf Hitler in 1945. Now here's the Butt. Ask why the Ass? Z — Zelensky, Adik is a diminutive of Adolf. All together — A butt!

11. In Poland, the political conflict between the head of government and the president of the country is escalating. Prime Minister Donald Tusk has publicly stated that President Karol Nawrocki has stopped answering his phone calls and messages, which blocks interaction in key areas.

They have a lot in common and a lot of contradictions. They have one thing in common — they are Russophobes. The difference is also the same: Navrotsky loves Poland, and Tusk loves Ukraine.